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A Miraculous Escape.
BABY BECKER'S RIDE UNDER THE Cow-CArCHER OF A
LOCOMOTIVE


BABY BECKERS RIDE UNDER TIE COW-CATCHER OF A
LOCOMOTIVE.
The coroner's jury, at Lancaster, Pa, in the in
quest on the bodies of Mr.. and Mrs. John Becker.
who were killed by the limited express West on
the Pennsylvania Railroad near D1llervile Tues
day afternoon, met Wednesday afternoon to hear
the evidence OF the trainmen. The engineer, Ben
Jam1n f. Kennedy, testified that he dld not see
the team until the engine struck it. when he re-
versed the engine and put on the brakes When
the engine stopped Mrs. Becker was found dead
Mr. Becker was dying, and the child Charles
Becker, was found by him sitting on the axle of
the 'front.' truck not In the least injured. When he
heard the child cry, and looking under the cow
catcher saw it. Kennedy was terribly agitated
while giving his testimony, and his eyes were full
OF tears The testimony OF all the train hands
were to the effect that the usual signals were
given before the crossing was reached. The Jury
found verdict in accordance with the facts and
exOnerated the employeSOf the railroad company
from all blame.
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The Cyclone in NansemOnd.

GRAPHIC PICTURE OF ITS DESTRUCTIVE COURSE
BURIAL OF THE VICTIMS.
Aspecial to the Baltimore American from Nor
folk, Va, April 20, says: The terrible cyclone
which swept portion of Nansemond County with
such fatal effect on Monday night, caused more
damage than was at first realized Many houses
and Out-butldings have been blown down farms
swept clean or fences, and countless trees de-
Str0yed- Mrs. JnO. Wright and JAS NJ Luke the
TWO victims, were buried at Myrtle Station Tues.
day afternoon. Mr. JnO. Wright is severely bruised
though 1t Is thought not fatally. His residence
was a twO-StOry frame, about half a mile from
Myrtle station, on the Norfolk and western Rail.
road Inc storm struck IL little after pm.
lifted IL from It's foundation, and carried it least
hundred yards 10 where II was dashed to atoms,
the fragments being blown, some of them, two
miles away. At the time the house was occupied
by MI. Wright and wife and little girl half
sister OF MT Wright, and Mr. JAS NJ. Luke,
but q few minutes when the catastrophe Oc-
CURED As already announced by telegram
MIS- Wright and Mr.. Luke were killed instantly
dred and fifty yards from where the house Tor
merry Stood and that or Mr. Luke about one hun
ored yards, lying across the trunk OF an uproOted
tree BIT. Wright was blown about two hundred
seriousness found his way back and gave the alarm
and brought 10 his assistance several neighbOrs
The girl was found about forty yards aWay not
very seriously injured. The whole mass was car
rled In nOrthweSterly direction, and everything
observation-disclosures and contents The path Of
the storm was about one hundred wards In
width. Mr.. Luke was nearly twenty-five wears on
age. MI: ana MIS- Wright were young people, and
were married on the 18th or last December
Later particulars OF the cyclone which nassed
through the counties OF Isle OF Wight and SOurh
ampton, are TO the effect that two other persons
not reported in Tuesday nights telegram vere "a
tally injured by their houses being blown down
upon them. Such wind storm has not been or
per1enced in Virginia for wears
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no NrKr SIR EpWARp THoRNroN.-Speakero OF the

To MEET SIR EDWARD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF the
House OF Delegates stuart, OF Alexandria, who is
chairman of the joint legislative committee to
meet Sir Edward Thornton, the accredited repre-
sentative of the foreign bOndhoders, is in Rich
mond. Mr.. Stuart says that his committee will be
called to meet Saturday, so as 70 be on hand upon
the arrival OF the bondhoiders' representatives
Monoay. Inc Petltion CiItula1eo iol signatuIeS'
holders In spirit OF compromise, has been signed
by over hundred business men in Richmond.
Among these are many OF the most substantial
firms in the city,
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LOOK! LooKu Look!li
The Weekly Star. y The Weekly Star.
THE STARS POCKET ATLAS OF TIE WORLD
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diagrams
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membership the WORLDS Book and Music uu by ,, ~ ...u.s
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Liouok AES AGAINST TIE DrvEs-The execu,,vs
OF Distfllers and Wholesale LIQUOR Haaisso
Cincinnat THURSDAY 10 consider Questions ~ -, "a
terest 70 the trade only. President Ather,o :" ~
we snail advocate the imposition or sncb uc aaau
as VIII keep the retail business In the Sandi Sc
respectable men, and we urge the strict er1nsoi
meno OF az ponce regulations against low dives
and such heavy license as amounss TO prohibs,;oon
only result In the covert sale OF s,tmp .,aoilion
country" "AA o'er the
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Spain,s National OdOr.


REDOLENr WITH GARLIC.
From Madrid Letter.
remember charming French friend Of mine
who used, now and again, TO give himself great
treat OF oioot stuffed with garlic; after which meal
he would drink a few glasses OF tdfa, smoke
cigarette or two OF coporol and then call upon me
and invariably kiss me. His breath was altar OF
roses or Ess. Bouquet compared TO the person OF
an average Spaniard By an extravagant and
continuous consumption Of garlic these people,
men and women. get 1t into their skins. From
their skins IL passes into their clothes so that they
walk about In a small personal atmosphere OF gar
lie 1ndeScribably sickly and sickening.
A Spanish gentleman remarked To me one day In
n Madrid salon, whilst prais1ng English women,
their beauties, virtues, &C., ''1hefe Is only one
fault that detected in them-thelr skin has no
perfume. When i kiss a spanish lady's hand
smell that delicious national Odor that We all
adore; but an English ladyS hand, though deli
cately white and SOFT does not absolutely smell OF
anythingr" He missed, poor fellow, the faint Of
garlic.
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LEAVING THEIR NATIVE LAND-The arrivals ut
Queenstown. Ireland, Of emlgrants on their way
10 the United states are at present enormous The
railways are running special trains 10 accommo-
date this class OF travel The number OF engra nts
last week awaiting steamers 70 carry them their
destinations was greater than could be housed In
the hotels and lodging houses, and many were
camping in the streets. Five thousand embarked
In two days.
The arrivals OF enigrants at Liverpool en- route
70 the United States nave attained such unusual
magnitude that many extra steamers are being
employed 70 transport them hence, the capacity OF
m1odS for passage.
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PROFESSIONAL.

MGIAiRVoYANT, born n With Second Sight f Every
Hidden mystery revealed Finds lost or buried treas
Gives success in business. Removes all family trou-
bles Causes speedy marriages Brings separated TO-
9etier Never fails. Gives picture Of one you marry
Ali in trouble consult this clairvoyant Cures sickness
Satisfaction or no pay, to y. Open Sunday. 42l
f3fh st bet. d and sts. NV. It.
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investigating the Railway Mystery.

CONFUSED WITNESS PLACED UNDER ARREST
The inquest over the body Of the unknown muir
dered girl was continued at Railway, n j., yester-
day. During witness Relies examination he
grew confused under the sharp questioning of
some OF the jurors, and contradicted himself sew
eral times. When he left the witness stand Cor
Oner TerFtll ordered his arrest
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Some Sprc1A1r1Es

Some SpEc1A1r1Es
LADIES' LOW STREET SHOES. HANDMADE,
HEAVY SOLE. EXTENSION EDGE
Some with patent leather tips, some plain. THREE
HUNDRED PAIRS in to-day. Sizes and widths for
ali KINDS OF FEET. Sell for $3.50. Good time to
get fitted now.
MEMS KANGAROO SHOES,
Just the incest thing you can buy for COMFORT and
LASTS. In the lot some few dozens Of CONGRESS
FRENCH TOE, whole cut sides and tops, that we can
sell at So. Take look at them.
ORANGE CALF
Is something new in MEMS LAWN TENNIS and Low
STREET SHOES tORANGE applies to the COLOR. They
Little loud. but win be worn this season. The
TENNIS are rubber soles. Sell for "a. The STREET
are leather bottoms, handmade. We have started
them at Sc
We don't know why, but we selling lots Of MEMS
PATENT LEATHER SHOES. Guess they are going
to be the correct thing. Now, for STREET WEAR,
have quite good stock Of NEW STYLES. Think we
can fit you out in good shape
Some LADIES' LAWN TENNIS, made Of Black
Dongola, Patent Leather tip. Shape and style new.
Price "a.
EDMoNsTON CO..
1899 AND 1341 ST. AND 943 PA AVE
apS-f&tu.1m
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ALLEGED BRIBERY IN MICHlGAN.-A sensational
bribery case has come up In the house OF repre-
sentat1ves at Lansing, Mich. T. l. Eaton, OF Sagi-
raw City, interested in the revision or the charter
OF that place, charged that Representative H. n
Dakin, democrat, had given him a list OF members
OF the legislature, with the price for which each
would vote In favor or Eaton'S measure After de-
bate committee Of investigation was appointed.
Daktn acknowledged the schedule Of f1fteen men,
bers, with estimated brides attached, as his own
work, and signed q statement 10 that effect. He
further stated he had never approached any OF
the number on the subject OF the charter. After
the charges were made in the house an opportunity
was given for denial, and the clerk read a note
signed by Dakin denying 1.-The charges in toto"
TEE Usual REPORT ABBOTT THE PEACH CRoP-A
dispatch IRON Wilmington, Del, says that reports
from the 1ruit-growing portions Of the peninsula
state that the strawberry plants and peach trees
have been considerably Injured by the cold
weather. In The two lower counties OF Delaware
and adjacent territory IN Maryland, the center Of
the peach-producing belt, the buds had developed
considerably. The rain OF Monday filled the
young blossoms with water, which was frozen
solid during the night According 10 some esti-
mates, from q third 10 half the buds had been
killed
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hr By APoIIriCiAN.-Bernard j. Fredericks ci,v
editor OF the friedman at New Brunsy,tcr oi,y
WAS standing In the Office OF the Palmer Hons.
dueSlay night taking with some friends. when
cept the dog tight, was the reply and hariv x.a.
Tue words out OF his mouth when John. bertarr
known as JACK" Manning, a ward politician yrba
stooo at the par ran up TO Fredericks and mr. b;I
. teiIlnc Dlow Ia The face. Insult me again viii
YOU! ne cried, but Mr. Fredericks did MOI need he
T I,seht re4ueoI ana Manning struck at him agsin
TOW; Inc cause OF Maanings wrath was an arr ic, .
ID tne fTedontd, giving The details OF a disrracn
who swooped down on the town SunIay Quits
Nalie the people We're going To church. Manu..
VINO was present. was mentioned In the article !,
time keeper. ~ "Aescie as
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REsI6NED.-A dispatch from Belvidere y. +
says: Dr. Peter f. SwartzwelleT, whom President
Cleveland appointed as physician TO the Fox and
sac Indian agencies, Indian Territory. and who
mas served only a Few months, has rendered br.
resignation 10 the department, and viii arr
nome the present Week. The doctor did moi md
Indian society as congenial To his tastes az ne ~
nrst anticipated. o ae
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Frightful Crime I'm Mexico.
A HUSBAND BU.CHRRID BESIDE HIS WIPE WHO u
THEN OUTRAGED.

A despatch from the city OF Mexico gives
an account OF a most horrible affair In the the
little city OF PatzcuAro last Wednesday
night The wife Of Juan Ramierez was the
acknowledged belle of the town Three police
man entered into plot to outrage her, and on the
night mentioned, they went TO Ramierez's house,
which was in the suburbs, entered his bed
room and fairly butchered him with knives,
infiicting twenty wounds upon his body. Spout
ing blood deluged the wife as she lay by
the side OF her husband, and she tainted After
Ramierez was dead, they restored the wife to con-
sciouSness and then carried cut their hell1sh
plot, leaving the poor woman almost dead.
The men ned to the interior on horseback, but
two OF them have been captured and the third will
be, as the whole country was aroused and intense
excitement prevailed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-22

HEAVY SNOW IN West VIRGINIA.-Tuesday q
heaVy Snow Iell In Nicholas, Pocanontas Webster
Monroe, GreenD1er Mcdowell and Summers Coun.
ties, Vest Virginia. There was a heavy frost
tuesday night, and 10 Is feared the fruit is Killed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-22

TIE LADIES yoTH FOR THE WIDowER.-At the
election for school trustee the women OF Belvt-
cere. n j., for the first time had the privilege Of
voting. The fair politicians held number or eau
c1Sea, and cast their FIRST ballot for John sinner
son MI. Simerson Is the editor OF the Warren
Journal, besides being an eligible widOwer and
general faVortte among the weaker sex. He was
elected by large majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-22

A DOUBLE ELOPENENT- Katie Crawford and
Jennie Russell, two pretty young girls from Ash
land, Ky, came 10 IrontoR, Ohio, shopping Nom
day. SHORTY after their arrival W. L. Martin and
T. N stockton, OF the same place, arrived and
meeting the TWO young girls al proceeded To the
residence OF Rev. Hill, Miss Crawford becoming
MIS-. MARTIN and Miss Russell Mrs Stockton. They
al once telegraphed the old folks OF their lityia
matrimonial escspade and left ON the midnight
train 70 receive the blessings OF the surprised par
ents at their old KENTUCKY homes.
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect SUNDAY. MARCH lSsA, 1857.
until further noefce.

schedule IN enect SUNpAIsA Anch Asshs ASS5.
Leave w..hngsoa iron 0eaxsa eornse Of NV H.
= - ss Ss,s:: s. s .aa ,s.,9 e@ e w
Fsss noasae 1890 soc e Hsur and 49,
nv a II fe NJ !. se E os g .S n:a e
For cinenns.i. Ioui.ya,e sss 9 Lou,s a.ny |: $50
Sleeping Cas- IS e 70 cineinssa ssd s. Ioas ~shoSs
e e
a,:A5; g Lo1s 40 pm Nos1trs Fare Il chszssd on
pEsa ss;,:sJ IA S sas s Ssy
Fof lexington and Local Stations. 8 40 an daily.
For points on Shenandoah Valley RR, $50 pm.
de!phis q am i p@. md ss p% d saS fh''
bet%ssn P s
s IL: =: =. ~ 4:
s,? Els g s! ssasss; ssS sis s sss s.
a g. SS 81 and !. aH;io $50 and $40
Ss Ssy S!is'sss ss.sSs5 IS ss
Tan as,S a:5 s.sss sa ssSHS
pa stations On Metr0politan Branch 40 daily;
daily. except Sunday. For Frederick $40 am IL :x5
ne S s@ eeaS Isl pm ay
Trains arrive from the West daily 8 20. 20 An,
From points int ' on Shenandoah Valley RR. pm.
Tiom Pni1.sslph.A Css..ss, wlqip "a and H.zrs
- PSI and 'fs p sas
From Annapoiis, 8 30 Am and so. o.a5 end 100
TEo@ AaTPsr. Issry and Valley Railroad. $50 pm
From frsdsrief and int.rmed,ase points. s:25an
anS %
& s. S :aS S 70 ;5 SSs al 4 SsS
s:ep ri sS r. I'5o s's scn 49,
except 70 Sio, s:is ana IS p-%. I --''0a
OHIO Teies ONCE Sis snS s s5f
=, sysnns corner 18th street where ORDER
WM CLEMENTS; ;,,.,,,o.. OK LORD. aPA
PERCY s1Th Ii psasp Washington .pls
ssgs;
saa. of sixth
For .Pa tbs s'TEss:s E1r.
e Rsses Go cn ssD sad y as:
th B sssRGs G st da1 to
Western Express. at s: 10 PM daily, with Sleeping
and Ms@PS':
Nth isT g
BAITiMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
1000 P, N. daily. except Saturday. With Palaces
For %iilamsport. Loci Haven and E,mir., .. $50
T.. A M M daily, except SUNDAY. ono
On sunay s sS0 H. a .BS 1905 pa
Pa5loE Car, $40 A. NJ daily. except sunday. ana
For sooRy II sssss
Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex, afford
For Philsdelphis, 5:p5, 900 and lis A n, 1890
800 e. % 9S s Sd 4is 56 q sSSS .Sd
1l:20 F.. NJ Limited Express. s:40 A M week
An 20 i$:$. goo, AGO, is l.$s, 4;4o!
S $685. S5S 1879 an iSd q POO Sn9 9is
For Popes Creek Line. 7:25 AM and $40 PM daily.
For e Aenspos Us AM. 1890 and 100 PM
daily, except Sunday: sundayA 900 An, Ais
.5SRs5s zR zsHR1z ssS st5
For Aie1andria 6 ;oo, e:45 s:4o, Gag HAM 1901
RS on aY ssn 1S At eS1 sSs 1898 :ad
800 800 :oi and nd 10 o o:o5 Pm. 0'o0' ''1'
For Richmond and the South, 6 co. IL AM daily. and
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington. Sos 500
$40 JOB: I94S An; 10 800 323 5;lS
% supasy sns snS
Of 18th street and and Is.
station, where orders can be left for the checking OF
to sHas fr p Asas s sa.s
J. r WOOD. General Passenger Agent. ja3l
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DONOVAN MUST STAY IN JAn--Judge Van Rrunt
heard argument in New York Yesterday On I'm
bridge jumper The judge refused to order Uonn'
vans release, and also refused TO reduce fbe re-
qulred Dali from 81 COO, and unless the amour, is
forthcoming Donovan viii spend three months 90
1all. 0i'iAS III
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DIABoLIcAL ArTRhrr TO Kill PRoFgsSoR.-
special from Kent, Ohio, tells OF q dlaboIical
attempt 10 kin Prof. Thomas Sanford, OF that
piace, Win an Internal machine. A small box
was left in the hallway OF his residence m was
peculiarly constructed, with a knob at one end
wltn which 70 open a small drawer Being sus-
piclouS, Prof Sanford shook the box and a few
grains OF gunpowder fell out. Upon closer ex-
ANIMATION he discovered several matches so ar
ranged as 10 be ignited when the drawer was
opcned he threw the box into the door.yard.
Mnen an explosion occurred, which shattered the
motive for the deed >SS"A
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The MARIE BLANCHARD ISoUEsT-The Maria
Blanchard inquest was resumed at VineIand \
j.. wednesday morning. Foreman Wanser Dro.
poSed that the inquest be adjourned until Mrs
Berault Is well enough TO give testimony Tine
proposition evoked considerable discussion bu1
was finally adopted, Jurors Hoskins and Jarvis
alone opposing 1t. The inquest was accordingly
adjourned TO meet at the Call OF the coroner
Lawyer Berault was present, but lett On the noon
train for Eliicott City, Md, where his wife is
still lying seriously Ill
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF
GGo9 ZEE BRH ZEE ssss
8 En- RRR Err ssss
9ocGG EEEE + EEsE Sass
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR
It Is without q doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and tho
most NUTRITIOUS Flour in the World
The Millers have not only the most perfect mill,
containing it does all the most improved Machinery
invented up to the present time, but they produce
Flour UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world. To
prove that, would simply state that large guam
tty Of this magnificent Flour 10 shipped annually to
Europe and eaten at the principal Courts Of the old
world.
Like everything else that has gained renown, some
person persons trying take advantage of the
reputation it has gained by initiating the Name and
Brand, and attempting thereby to palm of inferior
article tor the genuine.
THEREFORE,,
Be and to it that either sacks barrels read
CERES"
and have the imprint Of
TWO GOLD MEDALS
attached None genuine without the two gold medala
VIM GAIT co.
FL Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers.
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MARY ANDERsON's SLAYER INpIcrEp-A disnatch
from MI Holly, y. j., says: The grand Jury in ses
sion here has not finished its labors, ana no nre
sentiment has yet been made In the Mary Anderson
murder case 1t, however, leaked out "Wednesday
afternoon that "a true bill had been found against
Barclay Peak for the wiilful murder OF Mary C.
ANDERSON, and the prisoner viii be brought To the
COURTROOM TO plead TO the lndictmenI directly the
grand jury has adjourned.
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To SATISFY
FOUR LEADING
DENTISTS OF
BALTIMORE

Professor P. B. Wilson, of the Balti-
more University, has analysed ION
WElSS Cream for the Teeth, His re-
port says it contains precisely ths
Qualities that above Dentists says q
dentrifice should contain. ZON-
"EIsS is of soft creamy consistency,
and Is applied to the brush by means
q an imitation ivory spoon. 1t has
Peculiar. refreshing, preserving and
Cleansing QUALITIES aud delightful
dasoring OF AS own. Sold By ali
druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-22

A MCRDERERS QUEER SENTENCE. N B. Met
cali was tried at Mltdletown, Conn, Wednesday
1or killing Miss Frances Fox In this town last Jan
uary, and acquitted on the ground or insanity
JudSe torrance sentenced him TO be confined in
the state hospital IOr the insane twenty year,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-22
VICTOR E ADLER,S
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE TEL
ss7 AND s2s 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
COR MASS AVE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE

j. G.. HurcH1ssos,
IMPORTER
FINE MILLINERY.
Leading Stylea
HATS.
In all the new shades and combinations
Latest styles in FANCY STRAW BRAIDS that CORE
spond with any costume Many exclusive shapea
MARK DOWN.
Beautiful JET WRAPS to make room for
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COACHING UMBRELLAS
LACES, DRESS TRIMMINGS
BRAIDS, BUTTONS.
New Patterns in JET GRENADINF
Ten per cent OF on JET PAsSEMENTERIEs,
Novelties in JERSEYS
FOSTER KID GLOVES,
We offer for inspection GLOVE having no superior
In fit style reliability. S100 per pair and upward
ap14 9O7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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Wnr War. Warn
FOR THE
GREAT BANNER SALE
CLOTHING,
GLOBE CLOTHING CO.,
At731 9TH ST. NV AT 731 7TH ST. NV.
BET and H sTs BET G and II sTs
MEMS SUITS, WORTH, Ella. s16 AND @lS,
FOR $40: CHOICE OF MANY STYLES
MEMS PANTS, sL5O 81 AND s225, FOB
ellis.
BOYS SUITS. WORTH 81 AND ss. FOR a
AND>s5.
CHIDREN's SUITS, WORTH $3.50 AND
"a, FOR $3.50 AND %.
COME. THIS GREAT SALE AT 731 7TH
ST. N. ". OPENS SATURDAY MORNING.
AN BARGAINS FOR YOU COME AND
GET ALL STYLES OF MEMS. BOYS AND
CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
REMEMBER THIS SALE DOES NOT
COMMENCE TILL SATURDAY MORNING,
8 O'CLOCK DON'T ALL COME AT ONCE.
BUT COME SOON AND GET YOUR CLOTH
ING AT THIS GREAT BANNER SALE By
THE GLOBE CLOTHING CO.. 731 9TH ST.
NV. BET g AND II sTs.
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EDMoNsToN CO..
1889 AND 1341 F ST. AND 943 PA AVE.
anR tn I'm
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS..

until you have examined large assortment of the
Crown Jewell Stove the best in the market with i'm
proyements not in any other stove. A full line of
Refrigerators. Water Coolers Freezers &C. The only
place where the genuine Danforth Fluid can be OBJ
tanned.
". s. jerks &co.
apo1 ut 9TH STREET n W.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-02-05
TELRGRAPHIC JOTTINas.

Albert N. Dow, of Exeter, n H., has re-
ceived gold medal f, T the fastest time on
the triangular course OF the Rockingham
Bicycle club distance thirty-three miles.
Time 2 hours 35 minutes and seconds.
From table prepared and published by
the Commercial Bulletin it appears that 232
fires occurred in New Hampshire last year,
causing loss of $500, 200, falling off of 80
per cent.
The committee on education of the Massa-
ehusetts assembly yesterday morning listen
ed to General E. A. Walker, William Endi-
colt, jr., Hon. John Cummings, ex-Mayor
Cobb. Hon. John N. Forbes, Ex-Governor
Rice and John w. Dickinson in support of
the petition of the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology for a further State endowment of
5000, 900.